The nurse practices using critical thinking indicators (CTIs)when caring for patients in the hospital setting. The bestdescription of CTIs is:a. Evidence-based descriptions of behaviors that demonstratethe knowledge that promotes critical thinking in clinicalpracticeb. Evidence-based descriptions of behaviors that demonstratethe knowledge and skills that promote critical thinking inclinical practicec. Evidence-based descriptions of behaviors that demonstratethe knowledge, characteristics, and skills that promotecritical thinking in clinical practiced. Evidence-based descriptions of behaviors that demonstratethe knowledge, characteristics, standards, and skills thatpromote critical thinking in clinical practice

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